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Originally Posted by scylla
In that case can you be a bit more specific as to what you're referring to?
Yes of course. So basically, as a very specific example, I wanted the other day to train against flops that are 8-2 Top cards, Unpaired, 2Flush, and Rainbow boards, because generally they are better for the BB defending range in a single raised pot and they also have some interesting strategies compared to flops with top cards that tend to favor the rfi's range, and obviously the lower the top card the better it is on average for the BB, as it lights up the lower half of our range. But there's exceptions. Ah5h2c and As4h3h, for example are also decent flops on average for BBs srp range, but I cannot add these flops to the flops I wanted to specially train against because selecting A top card will add in a ton of flops I am not interested in training against at the same time.
So I am basically trying to separate flops based on EV and play against the solution this way, so that I can essentially play these flops with a unique strategy compared to other flops at a higher frequency, but with the current selection tools I am limited.